Sunday School Lessons

Abigail reveals how wisdom and determined action need to partner in order to save good people from disaster.

This object lesson for children uses Christmas cards to get children thinking about God's communication with us. In a sense, we're reminded, the baby Jesus was like a living Christmas card, expressing God's love for us.

A Transformer can change from a truck to a robot and back again, but a caterpillar, once it becomes a butterfly, can never be a caterpillar again. This object lesson for children focuses on God's transforming power, power that makes us into a new creation. The old has gone and all things have become new!

Esther is the best “textbook" of the Scriptures about the providence of God, and how He works in the perfect way and the perfect timing to accomplish His purposes.

Everyone uses soap every day. We use it to clean our hands before we eat, and our bodies when we take a bath. Without soap, we would be dirty and could get sick. This lesson will teach children that only God can wash our hearts and clean them of the sin that clogs it up. A second included lesson will teach children that our lives can never measure up to God's perfect standard, but He gave us the Bible to guide the way to Him.

Deborah provides a picture of leadership that wasn't normally seen in the society of her time.

One of the great proofs of Christianity continues to be the reality of changed lives. Mary Magdalene is one such powerful example.

The reality that God tests His followers is among the most difficult to fathom fully in Scripture, especially the Old Testament.

Distress is so interwoven into the biblical story that we almost stop noticing its power. Tt is much easier to act as a God-honoring king when things are going well. It is in times of distress that a person's character is tested.

God's covenants with humanity started with a nomad named Abram, whom God chose to be the primary vessel through which He would reach all of humanity.

As we turn to the life of Abraham we see that doubt is not something inherently opposed to faith; it is actually a vital part of its development.

While certainly not perfect, Sarah is blessed of God to be the mother of a nation through whom the world will be blessed.